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Leeds GBP30,000:GBP36,000 Permanent
An employee-owned consultancy with an expanding UK project portfolio is looking to appoint an Engineering Geologist to its Leeds team. You'll work alongside civil, structural, and environmental specialists on varied projects, with a balance of field-based activity and technical office work.
The Package
- GBP30,000:GBP36,000 salary plus profit-related bonus
- Employee ownership scheme
- Flexible working arrangements
- Private medical cover and wellbeing initiatives
- Pension scheme and generous holiday allowance
- Financial support towards training and chartership
- Regular social and team events
The Role
As an Engineering Geologist, you'll contribute to land quality and site investigation projects. Your work is likely to include:
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- Desk studies, assessments, and technical reporting
- Factual and interpretative ground investigation reports
- Groundwater and gas monitoring
- Soil and rock logging and sampling
- Site supervision and subcontractor coordination
- Remediation and earthworks support
- Technical assistance to wider engineering teams
About You
The successful Engineering Geologist will ideally have a relevant degree in geology, environmental science, civil engineering, or a related subject, with a Masters in geotechnical or geoenvironmental studies advantageous. You'll need at least two years of relevant postgraduate experience, strong communication and report-writing abilities, and good organizational skills.


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A full UK driving licence, UK work eligibility, and flexibility to travel/stay away when necessary are required. Candidates should live in or be able to commute to Leeds.
If you are interested in this or other Geoenvironmental Engineering/Consulting roles, please do not hesitate to contact Beth Young on. We have many more vacancies available on our website. Please refer to penguinrecruitment. This is a permanent role. Penguin Recruitment is operating as a Recruitment Agency in respect to this position.
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